Monthly Archives: December 2015

Gold Daily And Silver Weekly Charts – Exceptional Hypocrisy

Gold and silver finished largely unchanged in a lightly traded session. There were no deliveries worth noting at The Bucket Shop yesterday. Nothing in gold, and a few bars of silver. The gold warehouses were completely quiet, sitting tight with warranted (registered) bullion sitting at decades long lows, and with little historical precedent for their ratio to…

Markets Ease Towards Lows By Close

Bulls needed to do more after a decent start petered out by the close of business. While markets did finish higher, they did so only on modest volume. The Nasdaq had its ‘Golden Cross’, but it didn’t see a test of this moving average cross. Given the weak finish, the test could occur tomorrow. The…

Traveler’s Leads The Dow Jones Industrials

We can use our data to track individual stocks, industries, sectors, and indices. For today’s bulletin, we present key metrics for the top picks in the Dow Jones Industrials. The companies listed below represent the top buy-rated stocks within the index. They are presented below according to their one-month forecast gain. Traveler’s Insurance is the…

Market Talk – December 10th, 2015

Japan opened weak following the poor close in the Dow yesterday especially having seen triple digit gains at one stage. Given that Hang Seng and Shanghai were both under pressure all day it was not a surprise all markets closed negative. All European indices opened lower and it was only the DAX (aided by the…

EC Owning Stoc

The Fed released its latest Z.1 report today and, though it’s not the timeliest of data, there are a few interesting data points to go over. First, the “Buffett Yardstick,” market cap-to-GDP, shows some erosion from very elevated levels as stock prices fell during Q3. The selloff in stocks also precipitated a fall in the amount…

Kinder Morgan – Poster Boy For Bubble Finance

The graph below belongs in the “what where they thinking category”. After Tuesday’s dividend massacre, it plain as day that Kinder Morgan (KMI) wasn’t the greatest thing since slice bread after all. That is, a “growth” business paying rich dividends out of rock solid profit margins and flourishing cash flow. In fact, it was just a momo stock on a borrowing spree. During the…